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>>>> now, clearly aftfter fukus, $12 billllion doesn't lolook lie nearlrly enough. >> raising the cap would be costly. the nuclear industry says $12.6 billion is enough because nucuclear power is safe and the probably of a major accident low. >> i think that the amomount of covererage is a adequate. we hae seen that the three mile island accident, the amount was far below the amount of coverage provided. we have no other experience in the united states of an accident that t would reah the level of $12.6 billion,n, and none is expepected, given te stronong safety standndards enfd by the u.s. nuclear regulatory mmission. >> we have a very strong regulatory process, a set of regulations. we do inspections. we have a strong enforcement process to handle when regulations aren't being followeded, and those things all combine--you know, help to give usus continued assusurance that nuclear power is safe. >> after fukushima, steps were taken to review safety at u.s. nuclear plants. >> right now we are a little bit more than 2/3rds of the way through a 90-day review that we're doing to see if t

the way i lolook at it, amy, is that, no, we e did not t take te seat last night. we worked in a way and jon ossoff presented a candndidacy thatat demand of the republicans go all out, no holds barred, to take the seat as it did last night with a very flawed candidate, frankly, karen, who has secretary of state, presided over blocking people from voting. she has the justice department recommending her for her attempt to eliminate voters from the rolls. i have to say we have had a battle here in georgia around access to the ballot. we were one of the first date in 2005, republican controlled legislature would republican governor sonny perdue, put into law, a voter id that was just onerous. we sued. wakinghave the effect of people left to say they're not going to take my right to vote. we are continuing to battle to bring out the electorate here that is going to turn this state blue. this prolonged babattle tried to flip the sixth as a real laying the groundwork, as a ladies say, the democratic women that have organized them selves into a cave it blue, we're going to

lolook how quiet it is.d cool for wednesday and then we start to heat it up by the end of the week. we could have a quick moving shower tomorrow. we'll have a weak cold front coming through but for the most part that high pressure will dominate our weather and keep temperatures just a little on the cool side. low 80's this afternoon. so comfortably warm temperatures if you're going outout and about later today. 83 today. 77 tomorrow. 82 wednesday. then we heat it up, 90 by thursday and friday and we'll increase the storm chances bite end of the week. coming up morning meme. >> i could use a little sunshine morning meme time. 6:48, the inner loop side of the beltway still shut down before van dorn street. skyfox is up. they're rerouting folks to telegraph road. outer loop as a rubberneck delay. a 20 minute delay. inner loop let's take a look at our cameras backed up to saint barnabas road. it's over a two-hour delay to get from saint barnabas road to the detour point at eisenhower avenue. you don't want to ge